Brad Paisley and his wife Kimberly were declared "beautiful" in 2007, Josh Gracin was eliminated from American Idol in 2004 and Toby Keith released Courtesy Of The Red White And Blue in 2002.
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 07 May, 2011.
Brad Paisley's newest record, This is Country Music, plays like a country rock mix tape curated and orchestrated by Paisley himself. It's packed with guest appearances from the likes of coiffed guitar acrobat Marty Stuart, classic rock crooner Don Henley and, of course, Paisley's go-to duet partner these days, Carrie Underwood. Plus, Clint Eastwood whistles the melody to the instrumental 'Eastwood.' If that sounds like the most awesome thing ever, well, what can we say?
Not that it's anything new for the 'Celebrity' singer - he's put together some great collaborations in his day. Check out our list of the five best Paisley duets of all time, and when you're done reading, head over to our Facebook page to enter for your chance to win a trip to West Palm Beach to see Paisley in concert - and meet him backstage.
This month, Lonestar 102.3 and TasteofCountry.com are excited to give you the opportunity to fly to Florida with a friend to meet Brad Paisley. Winners of our contest will receive tickets to see the country star live at Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL on September 10th. You'll also get airfare to Florida and hotel a
Jerrod Niemann says his latest hit, "What Do You Want," is a rare glimpse at his more sensitive side, and it's paying off, as he tells us:
Jerrod is currently out on the Higher Education tour of col
Brad Paisley went platinum, Faith Hill went on tour and Anna Nicole Smith flashed fans at the Grand Ole Opry ... maybe.
Here is today's Today In Country Music History for Saturday, April 9th, 2011.
Brad Paisley threw out the first national anthem in 2004, Terri Clark went gold in 1996, and Trace Adkins got run over by a rock in 2000. Seriously, a 400 pound rock!
Here's what happened Today In Country Music History for April 5, 2011.
From Buck Owens' funeral, to motorcycle crashes, to Kenny Rogers' very first #1 Country Radio hit 34 years ago, here's the Today In Country Music list for today, April 2nd, 2011.
Brad Paisley performed "When I Get Where I'm Going" during the funeral for Buck Owens at the Valley Baptist Church in Bakersfield in 2006. Also on hand were Dwight Yoakam,
Miranda Lambert and Brad Paisley are offering some incentive for those thinking about participating in their online vote campaigns for ACM Entertainer of the Year - free downloads!
